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Italy’s economic growth has been resilient to the shocks of recent years, creating jobs, reducing unemployment and bringing more adults into the workforce. Future growth, however, will depend on addressing the challenges of an ageing workforce, weak productivity growth, high public debt and growing competition from emerging market economies. Italy is making important progress through significant structural reforms and investments. Driven by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, infrastructure and public institutions are improving. Maintaining this momentum is key to lift growth rates and reduce government debt. Looking ahead, priorities should include consolidating public finances, boosting business dynamism, increasing opportunities for young people and improving energy security. Learn more about the #OECD Economic Survey of Italy launched today: https://oe.cd/6sF

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